Qiuyu Ren

I am a second year PhD student in pure mathematics at UC Berkeley working with Ian Agol. My research interests include low-dimensional topology (especially 4-manifolds) and some symplectic geometry.

Here is my cv (05/26/2023).

Ongoing Events

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Previous Events

• Coorganized a reading group on the Kobayashi-Hitchin correspondence with Yueqing Feng.
• Organized a reading group on Donaldson & Kronheimer's The Geometry of Four-Manifolds in Summer 2021. I am also maintaining an errata list for the book.
• University of Chicago Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) in Summer 2020, resulted in a summary paper on Kähler quantization commuting with symplectic reduction.
• MIT Undergraduate Research Oppotunities Program (UROP) in Spring 2020 with Zhuofan Xie under the guidance of Professor Paul Seidel, resulted in a paper on nonnegatively curved sl(2,R)-connections on surfaces.
• MIT Summer Program in Undergraduate Research (SPUR) in Summer 2019 mentored by Yuqiu Fu on a problem proposed by Professor Larry Guth related to the Kakeya conjecture. My paper won the Hartley Rogers Jr. Prize.

Publications

• Lee filtration structure of torus links
• A Short Proof to Defant and Kravitz's theorem on the Length of Hitomezashi Loops, with Shengtong Zhang
• Spectral asymptotics for kinetic Brownian motion on Riemannian manifolds, with Zhongkai Tao
• Spectral asymptotics for kinetic Brownian motion on locally symmetric spaces, with Zhongkai Tao

Below are some purely expository papers. Read with caution.
Toric Varieties in Algebraic and Symplectic Geometry (final paper for MATH 256A, UCB Fall 2021)
Equivariant de Rham Theory (notes for an independent reading course, MIT Spring 2020)
Linear Fractional Transformations on the Berkovich Projective Line (final paper for an independent study course in p-adic analysis, MIT Spring 2019)
Spectral Properties of the Laplacian on Compact Lie Groups (one of the projects for 18.821, MIT Fall 2020; see the end to see my part of writing)
Conjugacy of Cartan Subalgebras (final paper for 18.745, MIT Fall 2019)
Complex Analytic Proofs of Bernstein's Theorem (final paper for 18.994, MIT Spring 2020; I wrote Section 4 and 6)
Points of Continuity of Real Functions on the Real Line (random thing asked by a friend)

Others